Liston Hotel Songjiang Shanghai

“Hôtel Riverside au bord de la rivière”

J'ai séjourné à Liston pendant 3 nuits et c'était un séjour très agréable. Bel hôtel bas niveau dans la ville de Thames. Avantages:  - lits confortables (assez ferme pour moi)  - Pas de fumée dans la chambre non fumeur  - Coffre-fort dans la chambre  - bonne pression d'eau de douche  - Fauteuil d… Plus

J'ai séjourné à Liston pendant 3 nuits et c'était un séjour très agréable. Bel hôtel bas niveau dans la ville de Thames. Avantages:  - lits confortables (assez ferme pour moi)  - Pas de fumée dans la chambre non fumeur  - Coffre-fort dans la chambre  - bonne pression d'eau de douche  - Fauteuil de massage à l’intérieur de l’une de nos chambres  - Réceptionniste poli et serviable (chinois) Les inconvénients:  - Le Wifi doit constamment se connecter chaque fois que nous sortons  - La zone de couloir de notre niveau non-fumeur dégage une odeur de fumée  - La piscine est située dans un autre bâtiment (ils fourniraient un bon gratuit)  - L 'équipe de service a éteint les lumières tranchantes à 10 heures (heure de fin de repas) dans le restaurant alors que nous étions encore en train de dîner à l' intérieur.

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“Hôtel moyen, propre et calme”

Nous avons séjourné dans cet hôtel pour trois nuits. Hôtel calme et très propre. Pour les hôtels chinois un peu plus surannées. Le New Century Hotel est plus luxueux dans le même quartier. L'anglais est correct. Le restaurant fonctionne avec Ipads donc vous pouvez choisir par photos. Abréviations n… Plus

Nous avons séjourné dans cet hôtel pour trois nuits. Hôtel calme et très propre. Pour les hôtels chinois un peu plus surannées. Le New Century Hotel est plus luxueux dans le même quartier. L'anglais est correct. Le restaurant fonctionne avec Ipads donc vous pouvez choisir par photos. Abréviations n'est possible, les personnes dans le restaurant ont très mal l'anglais. La nourriture était assez bien quand même. Il est situé au centre de la Tamise est 5-10 minutes à pied. Assurez-vous d'avoir RBM est si vous voulez manger dans cette région, ils n'acceptent les cartes de crédit locales de banques chinoises. Il y a un distributeur d'argent sur le côté droit de la grande place. En raison du plus de caractère international, je préfère le New Century hotel, mais c'est aussi pas mal.

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“Bizarre neighbourhood, good hotel”

This hotel is located in Thames Town, an extraordinary area that quite accurately mimics a London suburb! We stayed in this hotel to attend my brother's wedding. As it caters mostly to Chinese guests, the staff have limited English (better than our Chinese) so a little patience is required when che… Plus

This hotel is located in Thames Town, an extraordinary area that quite accurately mimics a London suburb! We stayed in this hotel to attend my brother's wedding. As it caters mostly to Chinese guests, the staff have limited English (better than our Chinese) so a little patience is required when checking in and out and ordering a taxi. The rooms are very well-furnished and comfortable, and the two restaurants serve very good food. The one thing that is lacking, at least from a European perspective, is a bar to sit in in the evening. This is not necessarily an area that one would visit as a tourist, but it is handy for the new Botanic Gardens and is a greener, more suburban area than the busy city of Shanghai.

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“Lovely hotel could do with more English”

This hotel is located in "Thames Town", a subdivision of Songjiang, itself a suburb of Shanghai. We were there for a wedding so it was an obliged choice. The hotel is not handy for visiting Shanghai, as it's not even near a metro station and taxis need to be called to go just about anywhere. Bot… Plus

This hotel is located in "Thames Town", a subdivision of Songjiang, itself a suburb of Shanghai. We were there for a wedding so it was an obliged choice. The hotel is not handy for visiting Shanghai, as it's not even near a metro station and taxis need to be called to go just about anywhere. Both the hotel and Thames Town are built in mock-British style. To a Western European this is a rather amusing experience - there is a statue of Harry Potter, an artificial island called Skye, and a canal called "River Thames". In the hotel, conference rooms are called with names like "Nottingham Hall". The target clientele is clearly only Chinese and the staff speak very little English, some of them even having difficulty understanding basic hotel concepts such as "is there a restaurant in this hotel" (there is, and it's also quite good, but we were told there wasn't one on the first night). Apart from this, the hotel is very comfortable, with bright and spacious clean rooms, good linen and free if erratic wireless internet. Beds are very hard - again Chinese-style. The standard of cleanliness is not as high in the common areas, unfortunately. We paid RMB500 per room per night, although that might have been a package price for the wedding, but at that price it was very good value. If you are English it is a fascinating cultural experience to see your country through the lens of a Chinese resort interpretation. But in any case the area is very pleasant to stroll in, with very little traffic and lots of actual grass. The Songjiang area has many interesting sights, including a brand new and amazing botanic garden. All in all I would recommend this hotel if you want or have to stay in Sonjiang - not as a base for visiting Shanghai due to its location.

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